Construction Management I

A CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM REQUIREMENT

Description

“How does the owner-driven team design a project development process that ensures meeting the critical quality, time & cost goals?”

This 4-hour workshop provides an overview of the construction management process, including project roles and responsibilities, procurement of professional services, planning, communication and trends. Combined with Construction Management II, participants establish an understanding from both private industry and State of Connecticut practices in construction management.

Learning Objectives 

• Understand the roles and responsibilities during the pre-construction phase of a project.
• Understand the processes, challenges and requirements for hiring professional services and builders.
• Learn a process for interviewing, ranking and selection.

• Understand the differences between General Contractor, Construction Manager and Design Build delivery methods.

• Learn tools and techniques of planning, funding, scheduling and communication during the design and pre-construction phase.

  
  

Instructor Bios

Pasquale “Bud” Salemi, Former Deputy Commissioner

Bud Salemi is the Owner and Manager of PROCONSUL, LLC., a Consulting and Advocacy Service dedicated to providing the Planning, Design, Construction and Facilities Management Industries with Strategic Solutions for Project Management issues. He is currently a Certified Instructor in CMAA’s nationwide CCM Program. During a 40 year plus career he has  worked as Licensed Construction Contractor, Development Planner, State Certified Building Inspector, Director of Inspections and Permits, Instructor in State Trade License Program, Construction Project Manager, Contract Compliance Officer, Business Development and Marketing Manager, Board Member of a Major Public Utility and Commissioner of Construction Services from the State of Connecticut.

Eugene Torone, DBIA, President, SLAM Construction Services

Gene Torone is President of SLAM Construction Services and a Designated Design-Build Professional™ (DBIA™). He brings over 35 years of experience planning and managing construction projects, including 22 years managing design-build projects. He has been responsible for the management of 66 design-build construction projects and hundreds of construction projects. His experience includes work for educational, medical, corporate and public sector clients. He is particularly adept at devising highly effective delivery plans and construction methods using innovative fast-track and design-build techniques.

Cost

Members: $165 / Non-Members: $225 

Members, please login prior to registering to receive the member discount.

Continuing Educational Credit

Construction Institute is an AIA Registered Provider, CCM Recertification Point Provider and NYS approved sponsor of CE - NYS sponsor # 9040.

Course attendees are eligible to receive 0.4 Continuing Education Units, 4 CCM Renewal Points, 4 Professional Development Hours and/or 4 AIA Continuing Education Learning Units, verified through certificates of attendance, which are sent to participants after completion of workshop and assessment.

Course attendees wishing to receive AIA Continuing Education Learning Units and/or CCM Renewal Points should check in at the sign-in desk and fill out the appropriate attendance form(s) to receive credit.

For more information

• Workshop Assessments
• Cancellation and Recording Policy
• Continuing Education Credits

For questions, contact Chris Kullstroem at ckullstroem@construction.org

Innovator Level

 
Pen Sponsor

 
Partner Level

AKF Group, LLC  |  ARCADIS  |  Bartlett Brainard Eacott, Inc.
Innovative Engineering Services, LLC  |  Peterson Engineering Group, LLC
Saxe Doernberger & Vita, PC. |  Siemens

Facilitator Level

Blakeslee Prestress  |  Consulting Engineering Services |  F+F Mechanical, Inc.